Tendril from Woollenflower

Tendril

from Woollenflower
Fingering (14 wpi) ?
437 yards
(400 meters)
100 grams
(3.53 ounces)
22.0 to 28.0 sts
= 4 inches
US 2½ - 6 or 3 - 4mm
70% Camelid - Alpaca
20% Silk
10% Goat - Cashmere goat
plied
Drafting method: Worsted spun
Dye: Hand dyed, Natural dyes
Put up: Winding required
Source of fiber: Peru, Alpaca grown in Peru, Silk in Switzerland and Cashmere in China
Scoured: Peru
Milled: Peru
Dyed: United Kingdom

Incredibly soft and drapey, this fingering-weight blend of 70% alpaca, 20% silk and 10% cashmere makes for perfect warm accessories or fine garments. It is particularly suited to lace as the drape and sheen of alpaca and silk hold and display open stitches beautifully.

Dyed with plants collected around my neighbourhood in Glasgow, food waste and sustainably-produced raw plant material and dye extracts, these soft shades are light-fast but, like all natural dyes, may change and develop over time, a quality valued by many dye cultures.